Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-09-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

| Oh scSeioh VI tHe Guy. ne SAID ne was
deeply impressed with the belief that
Ross, who was hanged recently, had
| found the true way of reaching Heaven
end his only wish was to die like him and
| follow him to the home of the blessed"
| SIX Norwegian officers and fourteen
| guardsmen have left Christiana for Chi
cago to attend the military encampment.
| AT French military banquet at Tou-
louise, on the 14th, some very fiery speeches
for revenge were made.
SUNSET Cox thinks Cleveland will be the
presidential candidate, that Carlisle will
be the Speaker and that Congress will pass
a tariff bill.
THE Government purchased 81, 1919, 500
4 IL per cent bonds on the 14th, at prices
| ranging from 107.9S to 1854.
GLADSTONE and other Liberals are going
to stump Ireland.
THOMAS QUINN threatens to sue the Lon
don Standard for publishing derogatory
| article copied from the New York World.
THE Illinois State Supreme Court, on the
| 14th, delivered an opinion in the Anarchist
case, affirming the Judgment of the court
below, the execution to take place Novem-
Der IL.
THE steamer ETHIOPIA, which sailed
from Glasgow September s, has on board
party of enthusiastic Scotch yachtsmen
| who are coming to New York for the pur-
pose of viewing the races for the America
cup.
CoNGREssMAN-ELEcTN NICHOLAS T. KANE
| of West Troy, N. Y, died on the evening
of the 14th, of consumption, aged forty
five. He was elected to Congress last
year.
Two brothers, named Juergensen, who
returned to their native village, Alherism,
on the island of Fohr, four months ago,
after an absence of twenty years, have
been ordered to leave Prussian territory.
ACKERMAN & SKINNER, boots and shoes;
j. Atwell, dry goods, and H. P. Stone,
children's shoes, at Syracuse, N. Y, were
damaged 100000 by fire on the night of
the 14th; insurance, $4,000.
! MAJOR ToMIsICS and Captain SCHNEIDER
have been arrested for wholesale swind-
ling in the commissiariat of the Hun
| garian Honveds. Captain SCHNEIDER sub
sequently hanged himself in prison.
If Manitoba does not at once back down
from her position on the Red River rail-
| way, the Dominion Government will
| withhold the payment of the next half
years subsidy to the Manitoba Govern
| ment.
THE long-desired charter of the ew Ma
tional Trade Assembly of iron-workers has
been granted by the general executive
board of the Knights Of Labor, and the
| threatened withdrawal OIL VuaG CTdIG 1TOIn
the order is thus prevented.
| E. w. TODD, proprietor of the New York
Stock Company (limited), big bucket
shop, was arrested on the 18th, charged by
John A. Harrison with keeping a gamb-
| ling-house. Harrison had lost money in
| the place and claimed that no real stock
| was dealt in.
| WHILE two ladies of Santa Fe, n. NJ,
were enjoying morning ride on the his
| toric old Fort Marcy ,on the 18th lone of them
! discovered a silver coin at her feet. On
| loosening the earth for n space of several
| inches around, she was so fortunate as to
uncover about $500, chiefly in Mexican
silver, with few United States coins of
early dates.
JACOB BEIzE, Consul General from Hon.
duras, at New York, has received news by
cable from Tegucigalpa, capital of the re-
public of Honduras, that President Louis
| Bogran has been reelected, with no oppo-
sition of any consequence. The republic
| is in perfect peace and order.
THE Montana Legislature, extra session,
| has adjourned.
COUNT KALNoKY, the Austrian premier,
| was at Berlin on the 18th.
| SECRETARY BAYARD declines to ask for
McGarigle's extradition.
THE great Constitutional centennial
! opened at Philadelphia on the 10th.
THE recent manifesto of the Count of
Paris is attracting general attention
throughout Europe.
A NEW trunk line railroad is to be built
called the New Orleans, Natchez & Fort
Scott.
| THE British Government has sent the
| Canadian authorities secret instructions
| on the fisheries dispute with the United
| States.
JOE DIXON, negro, shot a young wom-
! an at Ouray Col, on the 18th, was jailed, a
j mob set the jail on fire, and the negro was
drowned in the efforts to put the fire out.
A PECULIAR epidemic has broken out in
the stables of Mr.. j. B. Haggin, both at
the Sheepshead bay and the Brooklyn
race tracks.
THE Salem (O.) new water-works engine
stack fell fifty feet on the 18TH killing Jo-
seph Dinsmors and fatally injuring three
others.
| CAPTAIN JAMES BARRON HOPE, editor of
the Norfolk Landmark, and one Of the
most distinguished poets and journalists
| in the South, died suddenly of heart dis
| ease at his home in Norfolk, Va, on the
| 10Th.
THE President reviewed the Fourteenth
Pennsylvania regiment on the 18th. Mr..
Cleveland stood in the door of the White
House while the troops passed through
| the driveway under the portico.
GOVERNOR BEAVER of Pennsylvania
| held reception at the Academy of Fine
Arts, Philadelphia on the evening of the
| 10Th, and shook hands with 10, 900 persons.
Among his visitor was President Cleve-
| land, whose meeting with the Governor
was very cordial.
| MONTAGUE CLINCHwooD, who is charged
| with being an adroit American swindler,
| has been arrested in Bremen on a charge of
having swindled James Kiess, retired
| surgeon of the English army, and an En-
glish clergyman of fS, 600.
AT the session of the National Editorial
| Association at Denver, Col, on the 18th,
San Antonio, Tex, was agreed upon as the
place of meeting for next year, the time
| being left to the executive committee.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH HENDLEY, aged eighty,
whose estate is valued at $1,000, 900, was
| buried at Middletown, Conn.,, on the 10Th.
| He was for twenty eight years at the
| head of the commercial house of Hendley
| & Co., of Galveston, Tex.
THE executive committee of the National
Reform Association met at Pittsburgh Pa,
| on the 10Th. There were present: DR.. T.
P. Stevenson, of Philadelphia: Prof. Nc
Allister, of Geneva College; Rev. j. II.
Mills, of Cleveland; Rev. T. NJ. McCreery,
of Pittsburgh, and Rev. J. r. Milligan of
Allegheny.
ABOUT three hundred distinguished law
yers of Philadelphia entertained the JUS
tees of the United States Supreme Court
at breakfast in the Academy of Music on
the 18th. There We're five tables, and the
room was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and plants. Chief-Justice Waite